The answer to your question is: Every culture has their own stories to tell and to help them cope up with uncontrollable circumstances in the environment. These stories maybe are myths and are powerful religious influences in the culture. Though there are differences between cultures somehow many cultures have divinities in similar roles through adaptations.
<span>Cultures
have similar divinities and deities due to their perception of good and evil. All cultures may have a different practice but all
cultures know the concept of what is bad and what is good is very common in all culture. For example, in some
cultures, their perception of natural disaster is associated with evil. They
believe that these events occur because they have offended their god and thus
the calamity was their punishment.</span>
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